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You don't have to give a statement. Some of us are just curious as to your thinking on this. It wouldn't occur to me to just flat out ask people to give me a logo. I guess maybe I just don't get it.

Yeah. The amin issue for us reviewing older films is simply time. We can easily see 200-300 films a year (some many more) and just sitting down and saying, "Hey, let's watch an old movie" isn't something that happens a lot. To also then break out the notebook to take notes is yet another rarity...

Has this "guy" still not stated why he can't spend ANY money to do this? I'm assuming that means he's like 14.....

I'm totally amazed that Vikander was overlooked for her work in this. Totally incredible performance.

I should also point out that "The Tipping Point" is a must-read for virtually anyone wanting to be involved in business.

Okay, had a whole reply to this that vanished: Thanks for the reply. I always appreciate hearing any input from anyone willing to look regardless of their perspective. Let me counter with a few points: 1. If you click on any of our names, you get bios of the authors. They could be more...

We reviewed Double Indemnity on our site. Can't post the URL yet, but it's there. It's a personal favorite of mine.

So is spending ANY cash out of the question? I assume you must be a kid then? Seriously. You can get someone to do this sort of thing for $20 on Fiverr.

Thanks James. You said it. It's much harder than you may think. We are fully accredited (by the studios) press members. To keep that status, which is essential, we need to follow the draconian studio rules for doing this. It's so convoluted that our YouTube channel almost always receives DCMA...

BTW, a friend that also hangs here recommended buying backlinks specific to the movie market and said they're available here. Can someone point me to the right area for this? Thanks.

Thanks again for all the help guys. This has gotten us off to a great start and it was very much appreciated.

Archer, the book from the FX TV show. It's like a long, extra set of hilarious, behind the scenes treasures from this already great show.

Seriously? Jump on Fiverr or Freelancer and offer a small amount and you'll get 50 treatments to choose from in an hour.

I'm film critic in Philly. We see a LOT of films and it all depends on what you like. Everyone is different. For me, a few great films this past year included, Spotlight, Love & Mercy, The Room, Ex Machina and Truth. Dpends on what you're looking for. Many loved Mad Max (but I generally hate...

Complete utter nonsense. Waste of your time.